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Burnout, stress, and workplace toxicity may have become a running theme in life, but is it time for Gen Z to "retire" already?

Taking a flight with your child will never be completely stress-free, but preparing well always helps, and keeping a positive attitude never hurts.

Equal parenting is the dream, but it still feels far from reality, with men often limited to occasional diaper duties and short babysitting stints.

Meet the nihilist penguin: the little bird that broke ranks, walked away from the colony, and stole the internet's heart without saying a word. In a world obsessed with productivity, connection, and "having a plan," this penguin did the unthinkable: it just left. But why has a penguin's quiet departure resonated so widely?

Children screaming in public and throwing tantrums have become a common sight in India. Parents typically resort to electronic devices to handle their little ones, which doesn't have the best success rate. Or in many cases, turn a blind eye. The result is unchecked chaos in public spaces, ruining others' happy moments. But who or what is responsible – bad parenting, tired parents or chronic poor civic culture in India?

Gen Z is the chhoti bahu of the corporate world, setting boundaries, prioritising mental health, and refusing to glorify burnout. Millennials, the badi bahu of workplaces, quietly carried the weight of commitment and sacrifice, yet rarely received credit for it.

Moving away from traditional jobs, Gen Z is choosing a new career path, luxury nannying, which is said to offer more benefits than many corporate roles.

Is a mother-in-law trying to outshine the bride always about jealousy or insecurity?

Modern parenting, shaped by exhaustion and convenience, has normalised constant screen exposure at an age when the brain and body are still wiring themselves for life. In trying to make things easier, we may be trading short-term peace for long-term health costs we're only beginning to understand.

On Instagram, a new trend is emerging: people are sharing their analog journeys - replacing digital habits with physical, hands-on experiences.

If you spot a 5-year-old tracking weekly expenses, rent, and even investments on social media, don't be surprised; that's the latest parenting trend gaining traction.

For many parents, Montessori toys have become the new buzzword. But do children really need them? We ask experts.

Gen Z is no longer chasing professional goals blindly; they are working with intention, choosing roles that align with their personal values, mental well-being, and long-term financial stability.

For many millennials, disconnecting from work feels like a distant dream. Even when they log off, they don't truly take a break because the guilt of switching off always lingers.

If you're a new parent turning to social media for every little decision about your baby, you may already be caught in the bubble of Instagram parenting.